World Cup 2007: A Legacy To Be Left Behind
``idea of keeping Rana and bowling him in the final overs is also ridiculous``
Ironically, he was termed as the ``The best ODI bowler at the death`` by CricInfo! :)
Posted by
waseem
Feb 27, 2007 10:38 am
Re: # 13``idea of keeping Rana and bowling him in the final overs is also ridiculous``
Ironically, he was termed as the ``The best ODI bowler at the death`` by CricInfo! :)
Of Doom and Gloom
I agree with you on the fact that Irfan Hussain, Ardeshir Cowasjee, Najam Sethi do not write for common people, but let me tell you that I do not need any Urdu columnist either to know what a common man on the street is going through because I am also from the common run of the people. I know very much what are my problems and what is the problem of our columnists. What type of solutions from the government are being offered to me and what `solutions` our columnists get from powers that be.
You talk about reading Urdu columnists seriously and I tell you that I had been working with the daily Jang for three years and The News for another three years. With all due respect to you my friend, allow me to claim that I know better than you as to whom our so-called `daanishwar` from the press are actually employed by.
Let me reiterate my complain that these columnists, especially from the Urdu wing, show only the one side of the picture.
Posted by
waseem
Aug 6, 2003 08:15 am
vanguard I have been reading columns in Urdu press for a long time despite the very fact that most of them are based on emotions rather than logic. I never claimed that the English press is the true representative of general pakistanis. I also do not say that Urdu press is hyping on the ground realities for what they say may very well be factual, I am just complaining against overdosing. I agree with you on the fact that Irfan Hussain, Ardeshir Cowasjee, Najam Sethi do not write for common people, but let me tell you that I do not need any Urdu columnist either to know what a common man on the street is going through because I am also from the common run of the people. I know very much what are my problems and what is the problem of our columnists. What type of solutions from the government are being offered to me and what `solutions` our columnists get from powers that be.
You talk about reading Urdu columnists seriously and I tell you that I had been working with the daily Jang for three years and The News for another three years. With all due respect to you my friend, allow me to claim that I know better than you as to whom our so-called `daanishwar` from the press are actually employed by.
Let me reiterate my complain that these columnists, especially from the Urdu wing, show only the one side of the picture.
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